Servicing/Default
Fannie Mae will now review the compensatory fees due to servicers in cases where the government sponsored entity feel servicers are unnecessarily delaying foreclosure.
In a letter sent to servicers, Fannie Mae said it plans to review compensation when it deems...
- Title insurance premiums down in 2Q and H110 compared to a year ago
- New index to aggregate Fannie Mae coupon stack
- OCC: lending standards loosen somewhat from year earlier
- Clear Capital: Gulf Coast housing afflicted by more than BP oil spill
- Sheila Bair: FDIC holds new bank liquidation powers
- MBA: 2Q CMBS delinquency rate 8.22%
- Serious HFA delinquencies decline in Q110: S&P
- FHFA finalizes housing goals for Fannie, Freddie
- Freddie 30-year FRMs set record low at 4.32%
- NAR's July pending homes sales index rose 5.2% to 79.4
- Bernanke says stopping housing bubble was not an option
The closing deadline for the first-time homebuyer tax credit approaches at the end of this month. The deadline to enter into a sales contract passed months ago, and pending, existing and new home sales volumes plummeted in the wake of the program’s expiration. In the absence of additional economic stimulus, it now seems as if [...]
- Fed’s Rosengren: Consider community needs in solving foreclosure crisis REO Insider
- Strongest jobs recovery in decades. Seriously CNNMoney
- Mortgage bonds lose ground with home refi boom: credit markets Bloomberg
- EU law to crack down on abusive short selling Reuters
- Global investor confidence fell in August State Street
- Crisis panel chair: Politics may have doomed Lehman CNBC/Reuters
- Rating agencies walk credibility tightrope Forbes Blog
- Fuld says U.S. used ‘flawed information’ to deny aid Bloomberg
- Fed's Fisher says ball is in "fiscal court," not Fed's Reuters
- Death of equities may be exaggerated MarketWatch
- JP Morgan to shutter proprietary trading unit Daily Finance
You may not have noticed, but the Dow Jones Industrial Average is like HousingWire's brother from another mother.
They both follow major players in the housing industry, both are considered must-stop shops for investor information -- and both broke 10,000 today.
That's right. Yours truly is celebrating its 10,000th post in just...
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Origination/Lending
Title insurance premiums nationwide decreased during the second quarter of 2010 compared to a year ago, a sign that demand...
Secondary Markets/Investors
Financial information data provider Markit is launching its MBX series of indices on September 12 that will combine aspects of...
Servicing/Default
Fannie Mae will now review the compensatory fees due to servicers in cases where the government sponsored entity feel servicers...
